The syndrome of congenitally aplastic ovaries with sexual infantilism, high urinary gonadotropins, short stature and other congenital abnormalities; tabular presentation of 25 previously unpublished cases.
The syndrome of congenitally aplastic ovaries with sexual infantilism, high urinary gonadotropins, short stature and other congenital abnormalities; tabular presentation of 25 previously unpublished cases.
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先天性卵巢发育不良综合征,伴有性幼稚症、尿促性腺激素高、身材矮小等先天性异常;
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发表时间:
1947
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
M. Goldberg
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作者:
H. Lisser;L. E. Curtis;R. Escamilla;M. Goldberg
IN 1938, Turner (7) reported 10 instances of a new syndrome, confined to females, and characterized by sexual infantilism, short stature, webbing of the neck, and cubitus valgus. This was the first report in the American literature calling attention to the syndrome, which later was found to include congenitally aplastic ovaries. The next contribution to the understanding of this condition appeared in 1942 when Varney, Kenyon, and Koch (8) described 4 short, sexually retarded females, all of whom excreted abnormally large amounts of urinary gonadotropins; indeed their titers equalled those of castrate or postmenopausal women. On the basis of 7 scattered autopsy reports discovered in the foreign literature, they suggested the importance of ovarian aplasia as one of the cardinal characteristics of the syndrome. Later that same year, Albright, Smith, and Fraser (1) submitted 11 patients of their own, particularly stressing the primary ovarian insufficiency and discussing its differentiation from primary pitui...